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Bumble bee pollinating blueberry bloom. Photo by Debbie Roos.
The Chatham County Center of North Carolina Cooperative Extension conducted two blueberry production webinars in November-December 2021. NC State Extension presenters Bill Cline and Debbie Roos discussed general blueberry production and blueberry pests and diseases. Over 400 participants from around the state attended the live webinars.
In an online evaluation following the webinars, 97% of participants reported that they would be able to improve blueberry production as a result of what they learned in the webinars.
The webinars were recorded and can be viewed online:
Blueberry Pests & Diseases Webinar
Blueberry Production Resources
Blueberry Growers Portal – NC State Extension
The NC Blueberry Journal (blog) – North Carolina State University
Blueberry Freeze Damage and Protection Measures – North Carolina State University
Blueberry Pruning Video with Bill Cline
2019 Blueberry School – Southern Region Small Fruit Consortium
Grower Resource List for Fruits – NC State Extension
Postharvest Cooling and Handling of Blueberries – North Carolina State University
Principles of Pruning the Highbush Blueberry – North Carolina State University
The Southern Region Small Fruit Consortium
Organic Blueberry Production – ATTRA
Blueberry Pollinators – NC State Extension
Lowering the Soil pH with Sulfur – Michigan State University
Blueberry Pest Management Resources
Blueberry Disease Notes – NC State Extension
Blueberry Insect Pests – NC State Extension
Blueberry Pest Management: A Seasonal Overview – North Carolina State University
2021 Southeast Regional Blueberry IPM Guide – Southern Region Small Fruit Consortium
Spotted Wing Drosophila Biology – NC State Extension
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